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“Aerospace Quality” is focus of May 20 forum

May 16, 2010 By ei2admin

The Enterprise Innovation Institute’s next Business Excellence Network Meeting  is all about Aerospace Quality. 

If you’ve ever traveled by air or seen planes in the air, you know that this topic is a matter of life and death.  In fact, the lessons of aerospace quality assurance are applicable to any industry, no matter the product or service being produced.

Clients and friends of the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center are invited to join us at this high flying event.

It’s scheduled for Thursday, May 20 —  from 9 AM until 12 noon — at the GTRI Auditorium, located at 250 14th Street in Atlanta. 

Attendance is free, but pre-registration is required.

In order to register, please click this link and enter the requested information:  http://businessexcellence.eventbrite.com

The GTRI Auditorium is the building right beside Georgia Public Broadcasting on 14th Street. You can’t miss it. Parking is free inside the parking deck. Your internet mapping programs (such as Mapquest) and your GPS devices will accurately guide you to 250 14th Street.

About the Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute:

The Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute helps enterprises improve their competitiveness through the application of science, technology, and innovation.  One of the most comprehensive university-based programs of business and industry assistance, technology commercialization and economic development in the nation, the Enterprise Innovation Institute provides programs that:

  • Help entrepreneurs launch and build successful companies.
  • Improve the competitiveness of established companies.
  • Commercialize technology developed in Georgia Tech research labs.
  • Help local and state governments adopt innovative practices.
  • Assist economic developers with innovative approaches.
  • Serve as a bridge to Georgia Tech resources.

For more information, go to http://innovate.gatech.edu.

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